Following on from Dave Sadler’s visit I went later to No Man’s Land on the Downs between Steyning and Cissbury Ring. Although I dipped on the Harrier I too had five species of raptor, my fifth being a Peregrine, a juv, likely male, that soared alongside a Kestrel, landed in a field, then flew away south (pictures of it flying and in the field and of a Reed Bunting or two) (SOS).
SHOREHAM FORT: The SNOW BUNTING was showing well early evening, favouring grass on the western side of the fort. (GJ/PJ). Also Stonechat (SOS). Also Sandwich Tern at Shoreham Harbour, plus three Stonechats (BirdTrack)
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| Snow Bunting, Shoreham Fort (GJ) |
